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N10-009 · Question #579
A network administrator wants to update a geofencing policy to limit remote access to the corporate network based on country location. Which of the following would the administrator most likely…
The correct answer is D. IP address blocks. Geofencing policies typically use IP geolocation to restrict or allow access based on the source country. This is enforced by defining IP address blocks associated with specific regions.
Submitted by tarun92· Mar 6, 2026Network Security
Question
A network administrator wants to update a geofencing policy to limit remote access to the corporate network based on country location. Which of the following would the administrator most likely leverage?
Options
- AMAC filtering
- BAdministrative distance
- CBluetooth beacon signals
- DIP address blocks
How the community answered
(23 responses)- B4% (1)
- C4% (1)
- D91% (21)
Explanation
Geofencing policies typically use IP geolocation to restrict or allow access based on the source country. This is enforced by defining IP address blocks associated with specific regions.
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